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Fred Trueman's Ultimate Philosophy: "Cricket is the Greatest Leveller in the World" Fred Trueman🗣️: "Cricket is the greatest Game in the World, because it it the greatest leveller in the world". 🗣️: "This game never allows you to get too big. It always level you. It puts your feet back on the ground".
CricketOGs16,787 views • 2 months ago
Guess the Bowler ❓ Bro was better than Glenn McGrath but BCCI ruined his career😀 📍 He made his international debut in the same 1989 series against Pakistan as Sachin Tendulkar. Despite a strong start, he played only one Test match and 20 ODIs due to persistent injuries and the emergence of other fast bowlers. 📍 He had a much more prolific domestic career, primarily for Mumbai, taking 181 wickets in 54 first-class matches. 📍 At age 28, a bone tumor in his left shin bone forced him to retire prematurely from the sport. Acting Career (1997–Present) After retiring from cricket, he became a popular actor, starring in hit TV shows like Kora Kagaz and portraying Suryadev in Karmaphal Daata Shani. He also appeared in films such as Kurukshetra and was a contestant in the first season of Bigg Boss.
CricketOGs22,757 views • 4 months ago
Man of the match for Captaincy ? 🫨 👉The MOTM for "Thinking": Mark Taylor vs West Indies (1992) ⏩Mark Taylor won a famous Man of the Match award against the West Indies in December 1992 specifically for his captaincy and fielding. 📍The Match: A rain-hit ODI at the SCG where Australia defended a tiny total of 101. 📍The Performance: Taylor scored only 9 runs, but his tactical brilliance and 4 catches at slip led Australia to bowl out the Windies for 87. 📍The Rarity: It remains one of the most cited instances in cricket history where the award was given for leadership rather than statistical batting or bowling figures.
CricketOGs17,121 views • 4 months ago
Mark Greatbatch - not only changed the course of the 1992 World Cup, he changed the ODI paradigm.🔥 ⏩1992 WC : 313 runs at 44.71 @ SR of 88 with 13 SIXES🔥 When have you ever seen Marshall hit for six like that? 😲 - Throughout the 1992 World Cup, Greatbatch went hammer and tongs at opposition attacks, and was one of the key reasons why New Zealand reached the semi-final of the tournament. - Without Greatbatch, there was no Sanath Jayasuriya and Romesh Kaluwitharana; there was no Virender Sehwag or Adam Gilchrist. Sure, there had been top-order dashers in the past - Kris Srikkanth and Gordon Greenidge spring to mind - but never had anybody been sent out with such murderous intent.
CricketOGs15,035 views • 4 months ago
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